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SETTING UP THE STAND
• Make sure that another person is on hand to help with the assembly and
setup.
• Be very careful when lifting and moving the organ, since it is quite
heavy.
• Be very careful, when you assemble and move the AT-80SL, to make sure
that you do not drop it on your hands or feet.
• To move the AT-80SL, lift it carefully-all the while keeping it level.
• When assembling the AT-80SL stand, do not apply excessive pressure on
any part.
To do so can cause metal parts to get bent out of shape, and may damage
wooden parts.
Part Check
Before you begin assembling the stand, check that all the parts were sup-plied.
fig.standkumi-1e
Installing the Organ on the Stand
* Fasten each screw tightly, then place the stand in a stable and horizontal place.
* Do not allow the pedal cord, speaker cord or power cord to get twisted or pinched
while assembling the stand.
1. Detach the pedal cord and speaker cord which are temporarily attached
to the bottom of the organ and top of the stand.
2. Align the pins (one each at right and left) on the bottom of the organ with
the receiving slots of the stand, then slide the organ forward until the
screws are held in place.
* Firmly grasp the organ at the front and back.
* Be careful, so you do not get your fingers pinched.
3. Fasten the organ to the stand with the knob bolts (one each on the left and
right).
4. Connect the pedal cord and the speaker cord which extend from the
bottom of the organ to the pedal cord and the speaker cord which
respectively extend from the top of the stand.
5. As appropriate for your situation, press the pedal cord and speaker cord
in between the organ and the stand.
6. Connect the power cord to the AC inlet on the back of the organ.
Setting Up the AT-80SL and the ATS-80SL.
fig.standkumi-2e
Knob Bolt x 2 (#40233845)
Cable Hook (with Wing Nut) x 1 (#01789545)
(2)
(3)
(6)
(3)
(4)
Speaker
cord
Pedal
cord
Organ side
(4)
Stand side
Power cord
Please don't get
your fingers pinched
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